Pioneering Sport PhD Courses To Include Biosensor Research To Enable Detection Of Illegal Performance-Enhancing Drugs

Top researchers at The University of Nottingham are teaming up with colleagues in other higher education institutions around the region, to work on pioneering Sport PhD courses.They include research into a mobile biosensor, to detect the use of illegal performance-enhancing drugs in sports, and a manufacturing process to make titanium golf clubs more affordable.They’re just two of seven collaborative studentships, currently underway in the East Midlands. [click link for full article]

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